How to use proxy on android apps

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I have a bought a 4g proxy and want to use it on my andorid phone. How can do I do this so all apps think I am from the 4g proxy location?
 
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First, you have to buy a proxy server. Then you have to go wifi advanced option. In there, you can find the manual proxy input option. You have to manually put your IP and port to the active proxy on your android. It would be better if you watch a tutorial on YT.
 
CheapestContent said:
First, you have to buy a proxy server. Then you have to go wifi advanced option. In there, you can find the manual proxy input option. You have to manually put your IP and port to the active proxy on your android. It would be better if you watch a tutorial on YT.
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Can u just add the proxy to a browser easer or no
 
You will have to do the following, or you can download any app and put the proxy so the app manage the connection and not the cellphone either or will work.
1. Open your Android’s settings.
2. Tap wifi.
3. Tap and hold the Wi-Fi network name
4. Select modify network
5. Click advance options
6. Tap manual
7. Change your proxy’s settings. Enter the hostname and proxy port (e.g. us.smartproxy.com:10101). You can find the full list in your dashboard.
8. Tap save
 
MoonStarz said:
You will have to do the following, or you can download any app and put the proxy so the app manage the connection and not the cellphone either or will work.
1. Open your Android’s settings.
2. Tap wifi.
3. Tap and hold the Wi-Fi network name
4. Select modify network
5. Click advance options
6. Tap manual
7. Change your proxy’s settings. Enter the hostname and proxy port (e.g. us.smartproxy.com:10101). You can find the full list in your dashboard.
8. Tap save
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Thanks but my proxy requires username and password or IP authentication, where would I add these in the settings?
 
Keep in mind that with this method only the default web browser will be using using the proxy, no other app will. You will need root for system-wide proxy.
 
OpenSauce said:
Keep in mind that with this method only the default web browser will be using using the proxy, no other app will. You will need root for system-wide proxy.
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How do I do that?
 
To make all apps think you are from the 4G proxy location, you need to route your internet traffic through the 4G proxy server. Here are the general steps to do this:
  1. Get access to a 4G proxy server: There are various online services that provide 4G proxy servers, and you can also set up your own if you have a 4G-enabled device and an internet connection.
  2. Configure your device to use the 4G proxy: Depending on your device and operating system, you can usually configure your network settings to use a proxy server. You'll need to enter the proxy server IP address and port number provided by the 4G proxy provider.
  3. Test your connection: Once you've configured your device to use the 4G proxy, you can test your connection by visiting a website that displays your IP address, such as www.whatismyip.com. If everything is working correctly, the IP address displayed should match the location of the 4G proxy server.
Note that not all apps and services may be affected by the proxy settings, as some may use their own methods to determine your location. Additionally, using a proxy server may impact your internet speed and introduce additional latency.
 
MoonStarz said:
You will have to do the following, or you can download any app and put the proxy so the app manage the connection and not the cellphone either or will work.
1. Open your Android’s settings.
2. Tap wifi.
3. Tap and hold the Wi-Fi network name
4. Select modify network
5. Click advance options
6. Tap manual
7. Change your proxy’s settings. Enter the hostname and proxy port (e.g. us.smartproxy.com:10101). You can find the full list in your dashboard.
8. Tap save
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That wont work for android applications. Its not the best way. Use proxytoggle apk, you can find it on github
 
FrancisKarl said:
To make all apps think you are from the 4G proxy location, you need to route your internet traffic through the 4G proxy server. Here are the general steps to do this:
  1. Get access to a 4G proxy server: There are various online services that provide 4G proxy servers, and you can also set up your own if you have a 4G-enabled device and an internet connection.
  2. Configure your device to use the 4G proxy: Depending on your device and operating system, you can usually configure your network settings to use a proxy server. You'll need to enter the proxy server IP address and port number provided by the 4G proxy provider.
  3. Test your connection: Once you've configured your device to use the 4G proxy, you can test your connection by visiting a website that displays your IP address, such as www.whatismyip.com. If everything is working correctly, the IP address displayed should match the location of the 4G proxy server.
Note that not all apps and services may be affected by the proxy settings, as some may use their own methods to determine your location. Additionally, using a proxy server may impact your internet speed and introduce additional latency.
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ewan5 said:
Thanks but my proxy requires username and password or IP authentication, where would I add these in the settings?
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All the android cellphones require the host name to connect and depending the brand can change but usually are those steps, you can try to dowload an app to manage the proxy for you, and you will have to type only the IP, port, username and password to access the proxy,
 
ewan5 said:
Thanks but my proxy requires username and password or IP authentication, where would I add these in the settings?
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By visiting your device default browser, it should prompts for authentication using username and password after configuring your proxy.
 
you mean change phone gps? or setup proxy on android phone . Search google play there are many similar apps to help you set up a proxy
 
GregZX said:
That wont work for android applications. Its not the best way. Use proxytoggle apk, you can find it on github
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How about iPhone? Do we need some app or we can configure directly on iPhone?
 
GregZX said:
I don't know, sorry. I do own iphone but i do all my automations on android
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It’s ok sir, I tried and IPs are changing but it’s so slow, not sure is the proxy or anything wrong lol
 
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